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Hostels in Negril

Negril, Jamaica

⏱ 10 minutes

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About this experience

Hostels in Negril are budget-friendly accommodations along the west coast of Jamaica, offering dormitory beds and private rooms near Seven Mile Beach. These hostels provide a social atmosphere with shared kitchens, communal lounges, and easy access to local bars and cliff-jumping spots. They suit backpackers and solo travellers seeking affordable lodging with a local vibe.

What to expect

Dormitory beds typically cost between US$15 and US$30 per night, with some hostels including a simple breakfast of fruit and bread.
Most hostels are within a 10-minute walk of Seven Mile Beach, where you can swim, sunbathe, or rent a kayak for about US$10 per hour.
Common areas feature hammocks, picnic tables, and a bar serving Red Stripe beer and rum punches, with nightly social events like dominoes or reggae music.
Shared kitchens are stocked with pots, pans, and basic spices, allowing you to cook meals from nearby supermarkets or roadside fruit stalls.
Some hostels offer organised day trips to Rick's Cafe for cliff diving, with transport and entry fee included in the tour price of about US$25.
Lockers and padlocks are provided in dorm rooms, and 24-hour security staff monitor the property, making it suitable for first-time solo travellers.